I have a Ultimo 4K in bedroom with the same issue it was to bright in standby so I change the color for the clock to dark red (maybe I added that color in the xml file) then the date to black and name it to /usr/share/enigma2/display/skin_default/skin_display_night.xml, and copy the original file and named it skin_display_day.xml
The I associated the script to hotkeys (long red). Then I just change color of the front display when I like by pressing red button long
#!/bin/bash mode=$(cat mode.txt) #Check mode if [ "$mode" != "nightmode" ]; then #Copy nightskin echo nightmode>mode.txt cp /usr/share/enigma2/display/skin_default/skin_display_night.xml /usr/share/enigma2/display/skin_default/skin_display.xml else #Copy nightskin to mode.txt echo daymode>mode.txt # Copy dayskin cp /usr/share/enigma2/display/skin_default/skin_display_day.xml /usr/share/enigma2/display/skin_default/skin_display.xml fi #Restart enigma, go to standby wget -O /dev/null -q http://127.0.0.1/web/powerstate?newstate=3 sleep 8 wget -O /dev/null -q http://127.0.0.1/web/powerstate?newstate=0sleep 8 = 8 sec works with my Ultimo maybe you need to change it ???
P.S Add this at the top of the script if you like to make sure you can't restart enigma when you made a recording.
if [ $(wget -O- -q http://localhost/web/timerlist | grep "<e2state>2</e2state>" | grep -cm 1 "2") = 1 ] ; then echo -e "\nRecording !! ...\n" exit fi
no color on the trio clock just the ability to dim the brightness